Local notices from Alma and nearby towns
Several brief items report residents visiting in Detroit and Cleveland, returns from trips, workers and tradesmen in Alma, church and club announcements, a sugar beet harvest, school developments, and local business changes including new managers at Lee Mercantile and a Grand Central Hotel lunch counter. Also notes on a beets processing start, a funeral, and upcoming meetings with mentions of teachers and university speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Smith
St. Louis
A. B. Glaspie
Oxford
Mich
John Greig
West Superior Street
Riverdale
Gratiot County
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Presbyterian Church
Lee Mercantile Cos
Grand Rapids
C. A. Conover
Coldwater
Conover
Ro AL ML
Michigan
Farwell
Geo EO Vincent
Chicaner University
Vincent
Association
Saginaw
Grand Central
Coxvis & Coxvis
John J. Hackett
E. M. Brown
Woodworth Ave
Mihir
Horses Wanted by King Brothers in Alma This Week
King Brothers horse buyers announce appetite for horses in Alma this week. Mr King plans to visit and invites owners to sell. Agents can provide particulars. Tickets on sale daily through October 1st, 1906 for travel to the West Northwest and California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Brothers
Mr King
Alma
Inada
Northwest
Cali
Fornia
California
Card of Thanks Extends Gratitude to Neighbors
Card of Thanks expresses sincere gratitude to friends and neighbors of Weatherby and Wally Cameron for kindness during illness and death of Waleebabo, Moastie, Wi. Mr and Mrs Chester Pierce also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weatherby
Wally Cameron
Chester Pierce
Sunday Excursion to Toledo from Ann Arbor R R
On Sunday September 6th the Ann Arbor railroad offers a Toledo excursion. Special train departs Alma at 4:00 am. Round trip fare one dollar. Tickets also sold to Owosso and Ann Arbor at low round trip rates. Returning train leaves Toledo at 6:30 pm. Also note local notices of remedies and outings follow.
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Ann Arbor
Letter from J T Carr describes life in East Pasadena
JJ Carr writes from East Pasadena about a lapsed subscription, weather, and a busy building boom. He notes multiple large construction projects including hotels, churches and business blocks with costs up to 750 000 dollars, with higher wages and material costs but steady business. He compares local prices on clothing flour sugar eggs and butter to Michigan, and signs as JT Carr with millinery attribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Cal
Alma
Mich
P.O
Sim
Michigan
JT Carr
G H Garl Real Estate Dealer Featured
G H Garl, real estate dealer, is highlighted as a trusted option for home buyers with Union Phone 242. His firm offers listings and guidance in property transactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Garl
Hospital Notes and Local Nursing Opportunity
Hospital notes report Mrs Brainard ill for days and construction of the north wing ongoing though not assured to finish in 30 days. Infant child of Mr and Mrs Reed near Elwell died from diarrhoea with brain complication. Mrs John Blank has typhoid fever. Rev Mr Day’s wife, a former patient now in Ithaca, visited. Oberlin of Cadillac returns home greatly benefited. Opportunity announced for three girls of right character to begin nursing training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Cadillac
Real Estate Transfers and Notices From Sumner Area
Real estate transfers listed including Henry M Cross to William Sherman in Pine River district for 400 dollars and multiple transfers in Elba and Sumner towns. Names include Lucretia Snider, Albert Moon, Sarah L Ingersoll, Frank Fountain, and others. Also an advertisement seeking ten more female bean pickers for steady work at Elev at or Chat terton & Son Realty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry M. Cross
HH. Sherman
Pinte River
Sumner
Hall & Sharrar
Nets
Hamil- Delmeter
John Taste
Finma J
Hepdeesin
Lona Haren
Snell
Alma Elias Randall
Nellie Evants
Edgarton
Sway
See
Bethany
Barnes
North Star
Rowell
Chatterton & Son
Mr Pleasant
What the Kidneys Do Their Unceasing Work Keeps Us Strong
An article extols kidney function noting blood passes the kidneys every three minutes and they filter impurities daily. It warns of illnesses from poor kidney health and cites Mrs. D. B. Perky of Lincoln Street praising Dunn's Kidney Pills for relief, with Folger Milburn Co as US agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B. Perky
Lincoln Street
Dean
Dunn
Folger Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
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Lord Chesterfield
Beau Brummel
Tiessingers
J. G. Walker
Simon Messinger
Detroit
E. S. Wagar
Edmore
Miss Sly
Bay Shore
Mr. Campbell
Mt. Pleasant
Cleveland
G. Rhodes
Lynn Marshall
Humphrey Sectional Book Case Co
Ralph McNitt
Lake City
PW. Creaser
Middleton
W. J. Melchers
Miss Starkweather
Romeo
Guy Campbell
Lee Mercantile Ca
HH. Davis
A. J. Hall
Colorado
Lester [Hayt
Mr. Hayt
Passadena
Carpenters
Dr. Gill
State Street
Mesars, Messinger
Alpers
T. A. Grover
Bailey's Schoolhouse
A. J. Funnell
J. H. Carr
Bannister
Kelly Bazaar
L. Messinger
Scatterhead
Homer Jones
Chippewa Lake
Con
Durand
Melcher
Union Telephone Company
Owosso
Hane
Grand Central Hotel
King Bros
Toledo
Wade Young
Huense
Mra W. L. Gilpatrick
Danforth
Gee, Sharrars Drug Store
Mr. Henry Shaver
Aloise Thorp
J. T. Carr
Gallon Atin Fe
M. Brown, Woodworth
Scott
Seni
Hee Sample
Scott & Howne
Cheminte
Keee
First State Bank
A.W. Waroirt
Wat
Turcs
Eay Brewhaker
Commercial and Savings Departments
J. C. Watson
FONR
Gildren
Geo. E. Sharrar
Central Michigan Produce Company
You
Spalding
Central Michigan Produce Co
Aima
Arcada
W. W. Kingh
Itive Vermeulen Block
Superior St
Flour Mill
Cailon
Weiant
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